Flocci Bento use case
Show client work like a keynote, not a folder
An agency showcase board curates your best client work into one designed grid: case-study tiles with screenshots in device frames, a results chart with real numbers, a services panel and a contact CTA. Flocci Bento adds collaboration roles so the whole studio can maintain it, and exports for proposals and social.
- Design studios
- Dev agencies
- Marketing agencies
- Video/creative teams
The pitch-ready portfolio wall
Prospects don't open your case-study PDFs; they skim one screen. A bento showcase gives each flagship client a tile — logo, one result number, one visual in a browser or phone frame — with your positioning in the hero and services in a rail. The Magazine template's editorial asymmetry suits studios; Product Showcase suits productised agencies.
Maintained by the team, not one designer
Because boards are shared projects with owner/editor/viewer roles, account managers update result numbers, designers polish tiles, and everyone works from version-snapshotted history. Export a fresh PDF per proposal, or a PNG when the new-business post goes out on LinkedIn.
Frequently asked questions
How many case studies should the board carry?
Four to six. Give the flagship double the area of the rest — tile size is your editorial voice.
Can we brand it to our agency?
Yes — full typography control (families, weights, spacing, glow), image filters, and panel colour variants let you match brand direction without CSS.
Can juniors edit without breaking the layout?
Panels snap to the 12-column grid with minimum sizes, and undo history plus version snapshots make any mistake reversible.
How do prospects see it?
A tokenized share link for the interactive board, or PDF/PNG exports inside proposals and emails.
Open the editor and build yours
Free to design, no card — founder credits included with every new workspace.